Sandy the Great Pumpkin

Sandy the Great Pumpkin has a large name, as is appropriate for a fellow of his large size. While Sandy may look like a big, tough guy, looks can be deceiving, and he is quite a nervous, sensitive soul.<br/><br/>Sandy came to Cameron Animal Rescue from an inner city shelter where he was brought after his owners could no longer care for him. The change was devestating to this sensitive guy, and he has taken a lot of time to adjust, but he is making slow but steady progress, learning to trust and exploring his new home. Sandy finds many things scary, including people and places he doesn't know, loud noises, unexpected movements, kittens, and vaccum cleaners, among others. It takes time and patience to earn Sandy's trust, but once he trusts you, he loves ear, neck, and chin scratches, and other attention. He also loves food (and can sometimes overcome potential fear if a treat is involved). He does not however, love most other animals, although he does tolerate calm older cats and dogs who ignore his presence and leave him alone. Human children are a walking, talking combination of the things he doesn't like (noise, movement, and surprises). Sandy would do best in a quiet, calm home, as a single pet, with a patient owner.<br/><br/>Sandy is appropximately 10 years old, and weighs 18lb. Sandy is healthy. He had previous ear infections that were never treated, and which damaged the cartilage of his ears, causing them to crumple, but the infection has now been treated and is gone. Sandy is FeLV/FIV negative; has had his full series of FVRCP and Rabies vaccines; and is neutered. His adoption includes fecal testing and treatment; microchip; Feline Bartonella testing; 30 days of free pet insurance.<br/><br/>Sandy has had his world turned upside down, but he is doing his best to be brave, and when you earn his trust it is incredibly rewarding. Can you be Sandy's new family? Email CAHadoptions@gmail.com for more information.

Sandy the Great Pumpkin has a large name, as is appropriate for a fellow of his large size. While Sandy may look like a big, tough guy, looks can be deceiving, and he is quite a nervous, sensitive soul.

Sandy came to Cameron Animal Rescue from an inner city shelter where he was brought after his owners could no longer care for him. The change was devestating to this sensitive guy, and he has taken a lot of time to adjust, but he is making slow but steady progress, learning to trust and exploring his new home. Sandy finds many things scary, including people and places he doesn't know, loud noises, unexpected movements, kittens, and vaccum cleaners, among others. It takes time and patience to earn Sandy's trust, but once he trusts you, he loves ear, neck, and chin scratches, and other attention. He also loves food (and can sometimes overcome potential fear if a treat is involved). He does not however, love most other animals, although he does tolerate calm older cats and dogs who ignore his presence and leave him alon

Sandy the Great Pumpkin has a large name, as is appropriate for a fellow of his large size. While Sandy may look like a big, tough guy, looks can be deceiving, and he is quite a nervous, sensitive soul.

Sandy came to Cameron Animal Rescue from an inner city shelter where he was brought after his owners could no longer care for him. The change was devestating to this sensitive guy, and he has taken a lot of time to adjust, but he is making slow but steady progress, learning to trust and exploring his new home. Sandy finds many things scary, including people and places he doesn't know, loud noises, unexpected movements, kittens, and vaccum cleaners, among others. It takes time and patience to earn Sandy's trust, but once he trusts you, he loves ear, neck, and chin scratches, and other attention. He also loves food (and can sometimes overcome potential fear if a treat is involved). He does not however, love most other animals, although he does tolerate calm older cats and dogs who ignore his presence and leave him alone. Human children are a walking, talking combination of the things he doesn't like (noise, movement, and surprises). Sandy would do best in a quiet, calm home, as a single pet, with a patient owner.

Sandy is appropximately 10 years old, and weighs 18lb. Sandy is healthy. He had previous ear infections that were never treated, and which damaged the cartilage of his ears, causing them to cr